• A Bigger Fire, 2020
    Inkjet printed on paper
    85.1 x 114.3 cm
    Edition of 35

    A Bigger Fire, 2020

    A Bigger Fire, 2020 is part of a 35-edition release from Hockney's My Normandy series. This piece shows a rustic inglenook fireplace with roaring logs held on ornate wrought-iron andirons beneath a sturdy wooden mantel.
     

    David Hockney’s My Normandy series of limited‑edition ink drawings and digital paintings captures vivid interpretations of the French countryside around his Normandy home, using vibrant digital brushwork to celebrate seasonal shifts and rural tranquility while showcasing his mastery of light, space and perspective through innovative digital techniques.

     

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  • "There are many handmade images in the digital world"

     

    - David Hockney

    This piece is a vibrant and dynamic portrayal of a roaring fire within a hearth, capturing the warmth and energy of the flames in a lively composition. The work reflects Hockney's ability to bring everyday scenes to life through his use of bold colors and expressive brushstrokes. The fire's bright yellows, oranges, and reds create a striking contrast against the more subdued tones of the surrounding stone and metal, emphasizing the heat and movement of the flames. The surrounding objects, such as the bellows, lanterns, and metalwork, add a sense of place and context, grounding the viewer in a cozy, domestic setting. Hockney's keen attention to detail and his unique style make this piece a captivating study of light, color, and the comforting atmosphere of a home fire.
  • Notable Exhibitions

    David Hockney: My Normandy (2021)

    L.A. Louver, Los Angeles, USA

            

    Hockney in Normandy (2021)

    Gray Gallery, New York, USA

    David Hockney: Normandy (2021)

    Annely Juda Fine Art, London, UK

       La Grande Cour, Normandy (2019)

    Pace, New York, USA